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This page provides several parliamentary papers of the past years concerning combating terrorism.
14 Documents found
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Cyber Security Assessment Netherlands
parlementary paper | 23-12-2011 | pdf-document | 0.10 MB
The CSBN of December 2011 is focused on threats present in the IT domain for the Dutch situation, but takes developments abroad into consideration as well, with the emphasis being on intentional acts. The CSBN includes information about types of perpetrators, targets, current threats, and vulnerabilities that could facilitate successful or attempted attacks.
Progress report: Policies on integration and prevention of radicalisations in the Netherlands
parlementary paper | 01-07-2006 | pdf-document | 60 KB
Report about the complex character of the process of radicalisation for which there are no ready- made solutions, and which requires a long-term approach. And the activities undertaken by national and local authorities and their partners. The Minister for Integration and Immigration gives a brief summary of the objectives and an outline of the integration policy on the prevention of radicalisation, the report presents an overview of the activities carried out.
Radicalism and radicalisation
parlementary paper | 29-09-2005 | pdf-document | 69 KB
The memorandum describes the importance of a broad-based approach to radicalism and radicalisation, as well as the circumstances in which judicial intervention by the government against radicalism is required.
Policy memorandum on radicalism and radicalisation
parlementary paper | 19-08-2005 | pdf-document | 0.13 MB
This memorandum aims to clarify the ways in which radicalism and radicalisation constitute a threat to society and to the democratic legal order. The memorandum also provides a framework for the relevant Government policy.
Memorandum on Societys Resilience and Integration policy
parlementary paper | 01-08-2005 | pdf-document | 96 KB
Memorandum about a need for a more specific analysis of the radicalisation phenomenon and for more information about the concrete plans of the Minister for Immigration and Integration and other Cabinet members with a broader approach that extends to different forms of radicalisation. An integral approach to increasing resilience, which includes measures in areas such as education, welfare, employment and justice.
